Star Cast : Arun Vijay, Tanishka, Karthik, Prabhu, Santhanam, Riyaz Khan, Kanja Karuppu, Vijayakumar, Anu Hassan, Vagai Chandrasekar, Nizhalgal Ravi, Shakeela
Music : Mani Sharma
Director : A Venkatesh
Producer : Vijayakumar

The wafer-thin story has nothing precisely new about it, but does offer some interesting twists. You're introduced to dashing ACP Subash Chandra Bose (Karthik, back after a long hiatus), flexing his muscles (literally) against a few baddies; he's been recently transferred to Trichy.

Thrusting mikes into his face and questioning his every movie is a journalist (Vijaya Kumar). Almost immediately we learn that he's Bose's father, while younger brother "Manja" Velu (Arun Vijay), so named because there's no one out there to beat him (literally), cavorts around the city. And everyone, in company of mother (Meera Krishna) and sister-in-law (Anu Haasan) is a big happy family.

Vaagai Chandrasekhar makes a neat villain Umapathy in his glitzy black suit, and promptly attracts the attention of the ACP Bose, who keeps finding newer and newer ways to outwit him. There's a mechanical whiz-kid, Dinesh as well, who manages to add pep to the proceedings.

In the meantime, following the success of Malai Malai, Manja Velu goes around with cohorts Manickam (Santhanam), mortal comic-enemy Bhooshan (Ganja Karuppu), raising comic ruckus wherever possible. It works a good deal in the beginning, as you get your share of amusement, while ACP Bose confronts villains in his own way.